Growthpoint begins construction of the Kent residential apartments in KZN

The seats of a theatre adorned with art - this is the vision that awaits you at Atterbury Theatre for the next three weeks! It is definitely a first for Atterbury Theatre and probably a world first.

Johannesburg Stock Exchange listed EPP (JSE: EPP), Poland’s biggest retail landlord, is responding to the global rise in pet ownership and the needs of its pet-owning customers by welcoming pets at the company’s shopping centres.

We are inspired by the powerful message of hope sent by all those who stood together to watch over their communities during the recent unrest.

Atterbury, the leading South African property developer and investor, is developing a 6,000sqm addition to the existing Castle Gate Lifestyle Centre, which will add a Planet Fitness gym and 3,500sqm of premium-grade suburban offices to this new yet already iconic Pretori...

· Investment to fund construction of more than 2,500 new and green affordable residential units in neighbourhoods, expanding housing options close to economic opportunity for low- and middle-income households.

Emira Property Fund (JSE: EMI) has raised R805m of innovative sustainability-linked debt with reduced margins for achieving pre-set environmental sustainability targets.

Vaal Mall shoppers have answered the call to donate pre-loved denim clothing to keep the most vulnerable in its community warm this winter, opening their hearts and their wardrobes and giving generously. With its “Denims for a Mile” campaign, the mall was surprised and d...

Johannesburg Stock Exchange listed EPP (JSE: EPP), Poland’s biggest retail landlord, issued a positive operational market update before entering its closed period on 1 July 2021. The company reported that Poland is outpacing its original vaccination roll-out targets, exp...

Emira Property Fund (JSE: EMI) has acquired its eleventh grocery-anchored dominant open-air shopping centre in the USA, growing its equity investments in thriving states of the world’s largest economy to R1.55bn (US$105m).